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The Brutal Math Of Keith Drummond For President
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In Keith Drummond’s America, the corporations will be able to pollute as much as they want, without regulations in the way. They’ll be raking in the profits without paying taxes. They won’t have to worry much about the poor, polluted, uneducated, sick American population, either, because they’ll just continue to outsource all their manufacturing to China.
Posted in Economy, Election 2012, Politics, Republicans, State and Local
Tagged deficit, keith drummond, lensec, missouri, primary, taxes
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Americans Elect, Insisting it is Not A Political Party, Generates Thousands of Political Party Registrations in California
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January 31, 2012: Americans Elect Political Director Darry Sragow is the latest in a long parade of Americans Elect corporate leaders to declare that Americans Elect is not a political party: February 2, 2012: California publicly releases its statistics regarding …
Winter Canceled in Council Bluffs, Iowa
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This afternoon in Council Bluffs, Iowa, the temperature almost reached 60 degrees Fahrenheit. Tomorrow, the weather will be the same. This may be the new normal, but it’s mighty unnatural. It’s time for us to start speaking out against global warming.
Posted in Bumper Stickers, Environment, State and Local
Tagged cold, council bluffs, ice fishing, iowa, weather, winter
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A Map of 2012 Florida Republican Primary Results by County
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In the fourth presidential contest between Republican contenders, finally someone has won his second. Mitt Romney has won the major population areas of Florida on January 31 2012. But Floridians didn’t vote just in major metropolitan areas, or in one …
Posted in Election 2012, Politics, Republicans, State and Local
Tagged 2012, duck, florida, gingrich, map, Mitt Romney, Mitt Romney, newt gingrich, open, primary, tally, vote
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In Arizona, Americans Elect Party Registrations Heaviest in Republican Areas
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Is Americans Elect a political party? Despite its protests to the contrary, the answer is a hearty Yes Indeed. The latest proof of Americans Elect’s status as a political party comes from the state of Arizona, where the Secretary of …
Bizarre Unwinterlike Weather Not Signs Of A Cooling Earth
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Whether these particular incidents are due to global warming is impossible to say. What they do show, however, is that, despite what the Wall Street Journal editorial board would like us to believe, the consequences of global warming are serious – both in terms of the normal rhythm of life in local communities and in terms of human lives.
Posted in Environment, State and Local
Tagged accidents, climate change, fire, florida, global warming, ice, lake george, swamps, winter
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Where Are The Mayors Who Support Freedom To Marry?
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80 mayors have signed a statement in support of the freedom for all couples, heterosexual and homosexual, to marry. A map here shows where these mayors’ cities are located.
Occupy Oakland Is Moving In
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At noon on Saturday, January 28, Occupy Oakland is going to hold a concert and rally in Oscar Grant Plaza. At 1:00 PM, the protesters will march to a large, vacant building and set up a new, 24-hour community center there.
Posted in Activism, Politics, State and Local
Tagged california, oakland, occupation movement, occupy oakland, protest
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A Map of 2012 South Carolina Primary Results by County
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What happened to the inevitability of Mitt Romney as the Republican presidential nominee? South Carolina happened. In the Republican primary day of January 21, 2012, South Carolinians didn’t vote in one place but in many communities, and the South Carolina …
Posted in Election 2012, Politics, Republicans, State and Local
Tagged 2012, gingrich, map, Mitt Romney, newt gingrich, open, plastic, primary, republican party, south carolina
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What Stopped You In Your Tracks Today?
Walking outside this morning, the sound of two woodpeckers communicating over my head brought me to a halt for five minutes. Walking back inside, I read my paper’s front-page headline: Governor Paul LePage of Maine threatens to close public schools …
Posted in Politics, Questions, State and Local
Tagged budget cuts, driveway moment, maine, paul lepage, schools, surprise, threat, woodpeckers
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Occupy Syracuse Still Standing Without Tents
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The protesters at Occupy Syracuse are cold, very cold, but they are keeping on with the protest. “We are not going to leave this spot,” they’re saying. “The camp is still here. It just doesn’t have tents. It just doesn’t have structures.”
Posted in Activism, State and Local
Tagged cold, new york, occupation movement, protest, stephanie miner, syracuse
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Mayor Tries To Smash Occupy Syracuse
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Mayor Stephanie Miner has given Occupy Syracuse 24 hours to stop its protest. Members of Occupy Syracuse are asking for your help as they face this eviction deadline tomorrow morning.
Posted in Activism, State and Local
Tagged new york, occupation movement, protest, stephanie miner, syracuse
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Jill Stein The Only Presidential Candidate in New Hampshire To Meet With Occupy Protesters
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Presidential candidate Jill Stein is meeting with members of Occupy New Hampshire twice today, in Manchester and Keene. She is the only presidential candidate to regularly meet with members of the Occupy Movement.
Posted in Alternative Parties, Election 2012, Greens, Politics, State and Local
Tagged Jill Stein, keene, manchester, new hampshire, occupation movement, primary
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Mitt Romney Campaign Event Kicks Out Voter For Wearing A 99 Percent Button
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These people were seized by security guards and forced out of the building. This is what it means for Mitt Romney to be campaigning as a corporate leader. Romney only wants Yes Men around him. Dare to question Romney’s wisdom in his presence, and you’ll be taken away to somewhere far away, where Romney won’t have to be confronted with your uncomfortable dissent any more.
Posted in Buttons, Economy, Election 2012, Republicans, State and Local
Tagged 99 percent, censorship, dissent, Mitt Romney, new hampshire, occupy movement
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Jill Stein Succeeds in DC Where GOP Candidates Pay Off Or Fail
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Where Rick Santorum, Newt Gingrich, Ron Paul and Rick Perry have failed, Green Party candidate Jill Stein has succeeded. That fact ought to give Americans pause, as they consider who is really “electable”.
Posted in Buttons, Election 2012, Greens, Republicans, State and Local
Tagged Jill Stein, newt gingrich, primary, rick perry, rick santorum, Ron Paul, washington d.c.
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New Hampshire Activists Reveal The Schedules Of Republican Candidates
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New Hampshire Citizen Action has assembled a bird dog list of all the appearances of all the Republican presidential candidates. The list has been made available so that activists know where to place their protests.
Posted in Election 2012, Liberal Links, Politics, State and Local
Tagged new hampshire, primaries, rick santorum
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A Map of 2012 Iowa Caucus Results by County
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Everyone’s heard by now that the results of the Republican Iowa Caucuses on January 3 2011 were tight, with Ron Paul, Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum in tight contention for the approving attention of the greatest Iowa voters. It’s not …
Posted in Election 2012, Politics, Republicans, State and Local
Tagged 2012, caucuses, county, iowa, map, Mitt Romney, results, rick perry, rick santorum, Ron Paul, santorum
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How the Iowa Caucuses Really Work
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How the Iowa Caucuses Work (Infographics make it more Reel): Republicans, you’re trying not to bring up the Gold Standard. Democrats, you’re wondering why you’re there.
Posted in Democrats, Election 2010, Politics, Republicans, State and Local
Tagged caucuses, how, how caucuses work, infographic, iowa, satire
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